Hi Product Hunt! I'm the solo developer behind Zenrain. The idea started simple: I wanted a way to settle my mind before meditation without relying on guided audio. I'm a Buddhist practitioner, and I kept thinking — what if I could just watch sutras fall like rain? So I built it. The text rain uses calligraphic Chinese characters from 10 Mahayana sutras, falling in three depth layers. All 9 soundscapes (temple bells, ocean, rain, brown noise, etc.) are synthesized in real-time — there are zero audio files in the app. A few things I'm proud of: - The daily practice mode (verse → breathing → sit → dedication) with a Bodhi tree that grows with your streak - Completely offline, no account, no data collection - Dark mode only — it's meant for contemplation, not productivity I'd love to hear your thoughts. What role does visual experience play in your meditation or focus practice?

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Watch Buddhist sutras fall like rain — visual meditation

Watch Buddhist sutras fall like rain — visual meditation